Summer preview DRINKING MASTER MIX
Be your own bartender with four cocktail recipes from the pros. By Elizabeth Atkinson
SURE, CHICAGO’S SUMMERTIME bar scene is unparalleled, but sometimes you want to take the party back to your place. We asked a few of our favorite cocktail bars to spill their best drink recipes that comprise five ingredients or fewer. These fruit- packed summer sippers are sure to impress, whether you’re drinking solo on the porch or entertaining the masses on a rooftop.
PERFECT FOR: BOOZY BRUNCH AT HOME
Diamond Jim from GreenRiver INGREDIENTS:
¾ oz mescal
¼ oz crème de framboise ¼ oz Old Bay tincture (heat grain alcohol and Old Bay seasoning, chill and strain) ¼ oz cane syrup Splash of cava
PREPARATION: Stir mescal, crème de framboise, Old Bay tincture and cane syrup
PERFECT FOR: A BYOB ROOFTOP PARTY
Blood Sport from
¾ oz blood-orange tonic ½ oz Aperol 1 oz iced green tea 2 oz club soda
INGREDIENTS: 1½ oz gin
PREPARATION: Pour all ingredients into a plastic bottle and refrigerate. Pour the mix into a collins glass and garnish with
PERFECT FOR: A NIGHTCAP ON THE PORCH
Tempo Bello
from Arbella INGREDIENTS:
1 oz Luxardo aperitivo ½ oz sweet vermouth
PREPARATION: Combine all ingredients over ice and stir. Strain and serve over ice in
PERFECT FOR: BACKYARD BARBECUE WITH FRIENDS
Singani from Estereo INGREDIENTS:
2 oz gooseberry-infused Singani 63 (let berries sit in Singani overnight and strain) ½ oz ginger syrup (ginger juice mixed with ¼ oz simple syrup Club soda
PREPARATION: Gently shake together all
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